Monday, January 14, 2013

Allstate Commercial



Recently Allstate has come out with a series of commercials with a slew of random accidents happening to un-expecting people. The commercials show mayhem, which is a man dressed in a suit, causing these accidents and the unlikeliness of the situations add comedic value. The exigence is the purpose for making the commercial and its Allstate telling the audience that their insurance can cover all of these outrageous situations while other insurance companies fall short. The audience is who the commercial is directed to, are potential insurance costumers. The constraints hold the commercial back, such as not really providing costumers with a lot of information on the coverage and the costs of having everything covered. Overall Allstate uses a funny commercial that effectively promotes their insurance through the rhetoric.  

2 comments:

  1. Clayton, I wholeheartedly agree with your analysis of the Allstate commercial. While it was very funny and effective to its audience, it lacked the proper information to fully convince viewers that it was the best insurance company for them.

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  2. I love the Mayhem commercials they always do make people laugh and the audience pay attention but when it comes to the constraints, you are right about it lacking confidence for the audience.

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